amy kellogg is live in london. hi, amy.peak with the metropolitan police have just named the suspect, 47-year-old darren osborne and not only is he facing charges of murder and attempted murder but also he is facing a host of terrorism charges. preparation, instigation, planning of a terrorist attack and it is the counterterrorism police who are investigating this attack. osborne drove that van right after prayer into a crowd of worshipers. he was pummeled by people in the crowd until they were ordered not to harm him, to wait for police. police ultimately arrested him at the scene. this is what the mayor of london had to say about what happened last night. >> the attack on london bridge, the attack on manchester, all of these are attacks on our shared value of freedom and tolerance. terrorism is terrorism, whether someone is inspired by an islamic narrative or other forms of inspiration. >> julie: one man >> one man was killed. the van appears to have come from all welsh company, whether it was rented or stolen is unclear.

amy kellogg has the details from london. >> it was the imam of the mosque who got the angry mob to backff the man who had plowed into a crowd of muslims after late night prayers. darren osborne was arrested by police. he faces terrorism charges, commission instigation and preparation of an attack. >> like the previous attacks, all of these are attacks on freedom, tolerance, and terrorism is terrorism. in islamist narratives or other forms of inspiration. >> there have been four terrorist attacks this year in the u.k. authorities agree it's a trying time for this city. >> it was an attack that once again targeted the ordinary and the innocent going about their daily lives. this time british muslims as they left a mosque having broken their fast and prayed together at this sacred time of year. >> one man was being treated by friend on the street was killed when the van plowed into him. nine were injured. while islamist terror attacks grabbed the headline, hate crimes against muslims and anti-muslim sentiments are on the rise and taking a toll. >> this is my country. every day i feel less

>> amy kellogg life for us.: we are going to take you to the white house, where the president has a meeting with his full cabinet for the first time. let's listen in. >> this is the first cabinet meeting with the entire cabinet in the present. the acclamation process has been record-setting long. i mean record-setting long. with some of the finest people in our country and delayed and delayed and delayed. but that is much over. now, we are going to go through the regular process of people with other levels and government, and that is a very long process also. it includes ethics committees, which has become a very to deal with. all that being said, we now have our cabinet approved. i know when a welcome secretary of agriculture, purdue. secretary of labor, alex. national director of intelligence. u.s. trade representative, robert. is this a very incredible, talented group. generals, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and many others. i choose each person at this table and i chose them not only because of their rema

amy kellogg live in london. thank you. another fox news alerts, this one at home. an election alert, most polls in georgia's suburban atlanta was sixth district will close in about an hour. karen handel is trying to hold on to the republican seat vacated by tom price. democrat jon ossoff, boosted by millions of dollars in out-of-state donations, is threatened to pull off an upset. it could have repercussions here in washington and possibly set the table for 2018 2018 racist country where fox team coverage. kevin corke at the white house with what is at stake for the trump administration in georgia tonight. jonathan serrie in sandy springs, georgia. >> most polls will be closing at 7:00. this afternoon a judge ordered two voting locations in dekalb county to remain open until 7:30 because of technical problems. with campaign spending topping $50 million, the most expensive u.s. house race and history, georgia's sixth congressional district, is considered a must-win by republicans and democrats. >> analysts say it's going to be a coin flip at this point. it is that c

in london, amy kellogg, fox ne news. >>> president trump back to business today welcoming another head of state to the white house. he's coming off weekend at camp david and a lot of controversial tweets over the weekend. the chief executive all smiles after returning from his family's first weekend retreat to camp david despite making headlines within a fresh round of twitter posts. he tweeted the target of a witch hunt. his legal team advisers clarifying that president trump is not part of an investigation, no matter what his weekend tweets may have suggest. >> i want to say something else. we're starting to waste tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer money on this endeavor, and if there's something there, let's hear about it much the president said let the investigation go forward. >> tonight the president and his son-in-law jared kushner both beefing up their legal teams in the face of investigations relating to russia's involvement in the election. >>> some local high school graduates had their summer shore plans shattered when a businessman failed to come through on his end of

amy kellogg is watching the developments from london. >> belgian soldiers prevented what appears gooddeadly attack at the central station in brussels. details

senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg shows us the latest display of defiance by the russianpposition. >> crowds chanting putin -- author provocative protests. today meant to be a show of patriotism but marked by anticorruption protesters. riot police cracked down on the protests, arresting hundreds across the country. the organizer was himself arrested at his home before he even got to the demonstration. authorities said he violated public order because he called the protest for a place he did not have a permit for. after a five-year low of opposition activity, they are out on the streets. it was this video he produced that became the protesters battle cry. he alleges the prime minister skimmed public funds to buy a lavish estate, a vineyard and yacht. the story touched a nerve in the anger has spread beyond navalny. >> we want to change the situation. a group of bandits stealing money. >> translator: putin continues to steal and his oligarch friends continue to steal. >> the white house condemned today's arrests. >> we will monitor the situation and call on the government o

. >> sandra: amy kellogg, thank you. a member of president trump's legal team is insisting that the president is not under investigation despite the president posting on twitter that quote. being investigated for firing the fbi director for the man who told me to fire the fbi director. witch hunt. >> what we will do as the lawyers involved in the case is evaluate fact issues and developments if they are to come. if they come. right now, i want to be clear in dispute. yesterday, i was on with chris wallace who is pushing me hard. is there an investigation, how do you know there is investigation, and i went back and watch the tape. he predicated the entire statement. very first question was, have you been notified of an investigation, and the answer as i said yesterday, is no. >> sandra: i was going to say and there, you have it, but maybe not. editor of halftime reports, is he under investigation or is he not? >> first i will say, chris wallace is such a good interviewer, that it takes guys two days to try to answer the q